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Before we begin, we need to understand how we keep score. Your reader is reading your fiction because you provide him or her with a powerful emotional experience. If you fail to create these emotions in your reader, then you have failed. Large-Scale Structure of a Scene The large-scale structure of a scene is extremely simple. GoalConflictDisaster. Writing The Perfect Scene: Advanced Fiction Writing Tips. Advanced Fiction Writing, By Randy Ingermanson, The "Snowflake Guy" Anne R. Allen's Blog. Home, index - Writers and Editors.